Mālama Learning Center
Teaching and inspiring communities to love and care for their
treasured places in Hawaiʻi.
treasured places in Hawaiʻi.
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Aloha Kākou –
Welcome to the Mālama Learning Center Mālama Learning Center is a non-profit organization that brings art, science, conservation, and culture together to promote sustainable living throughout Hawai‘i. We are located in West O‘ahu, in the city of Kapolei, offering our services primarily to communities from Waipahu to Wai'anae. Mālama Learning Center is the result of a shared vision among educators, conservation groups, businesses, and community members to create an innovative learning center in Kapolei to promote healthy, sustainable living in an island environment. Our programs offer hands-on learning opportunities for youth and adults. Participants gain real-life experience with innovations that integrate culture and tradition with technology and science. By actively engaging area residents in nurturing each other and their environment, we strive to unify West O‘ahu around a shared ethic of caring and conservation. |
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upcoming events
Join the Malama Learning Center and Protect & Preserve Hawaiʻi as we celebrate ARBOR DAY!
Join the Mālama Learning Center and Protect and Preserve for our Arbor Day Volunteer Workday and Plant Giveaway on Saturday, November 4, 2023! Help give back to ʻāina as we restore up mauka at our Kahe Restoration site, located next to Camp Pālehua. Learn about the importance of native plants, their uses, and how to properly care for them! Following the workday, each ʻohana with receive a free plant as a mahalo for their generous kōkua. Register using the following Volunteer Registration Form.
Wai Huihia Kumu Network Year 5!
Weʻre gearing up for our 5th year of this kumu (teacher) network. Please email Evy at evy@malamalearningcenter.org to be added to our growing listserv of kumu and partners who are a part of this unique network that supports ʻāina-based educators! To RSVP for our monthly gatherings, CLICK HERE.
Ola Nā Kini Second Saturday Community Workdays
We're excited to ramp up for our community workdays in 2022 and are inviting our community to kōkua! Join us as we strive to heal the land, sea, and multitude of life through education and restoration. Workdays will be hosted monthly every second Saturday from 9am-12pm rotating among three sites - Pālehua dryland forest, Nānākuli wetland (Zablan's), and the Awawalei food forest. If you're interested in volunteering at these workdays, please sign up by filling out our Ola Na Kini Community Workday Volunteer Registration Form.
Educational Resources
Check out our newly developed educational resources created by our talented MLC staff! This includes Step-By-Step Videos and Lessons/Curriculum related to our Ola Nā Kini restoration sites. Click on our "Resources" tab to find these new resources in addition to ones that already exist. Stay tuned for more to be uploaded!
Volunteer at Mālama Learning Center
Are you interested in volunteering for our organization on a regular basis and learning more about our various programs through hands-on experiences?! We welcome community members with diverse abilities to volunteer with us at Mālama Learning Center (MLC)! If you're interested, please fill out our Volunteer In-Take Form.
WithOut Walls (WOW) Workshops
Checkout our hands-on workshops to learn new skills and meet like-minded community! Workshops are hands-on, skills to live more sustainably, through conservation, culture and science. Topics are always changing and growing to fit the interest of our community. They include: how to grow your own food and prepare healthy meals, hot and vermi-composting techniques, how to grow and integrate native and non-native plants our world, and MORE!
Join the Mālama Learning Center and Protect and Preserve for our Arbor Day Volunteer Workday and Plant Giveaway on Saturday, November 4, 2023! Help give back to ʻāina as we restore up mauka at our Kahe Restoration site, located next to Camp Pālehua. Learn about the importance of native plants, their uses, and how to properly care for them! Following the workday, each ʻohana with receive a free plant as a mahalo for their generous kōkua. Register using the following Volunteer Registration Form.
Wai Huihia Kumu Network Year 5!
Weʻre gearing up for our 5th year of this kumu (teacher) network. Please email Evy at evy@malamalearningcenter.org to be added to our growing listserv of kumu and partners who are a part of this unique network that supports ʻāina-based educators! To RSVP for our monthly gatherings, CLICK HERE.
Ola Nā Kini Second Saturday Community Workdays
We're excited to ramp up for our community workdays in 2022 and are inviting our community to kōkua! Join us as we strive to heal the land, sea, and multitude of life through education and restoration. Workdays will be hosted monthly every second Saturday from 9am-12pm rotating among three sites - Pālehua dryland forest, Nānākuli wetland (Zablan's), and the Awawalei food forest. If you're interested in volunteering at these workdays, please sign up by filling out our Ola Na Kini Community Workday Volunteer Registration Form.
Educational Resources
Check out our newly developed educational resources created by our talented MLC staff! This includes Step-By-Step Videos and Lessons/Curriculum related to our Ola Nā Kini restoration sites. Click on our "Resources" tab to find these new resources in addition to ones that already exist. Stay tuned for more to be uploaded!
Volunteer at Mālama Learning Center
Are you interested in volunteering for our organization on a regular basis and learning more about our various programs through hands-on experiences?! We welcome community members with diverse abilities to volunteer with us at Mālama Learning Center (MLC)! If you're interested, please fill out our Volunteer In-Take Form.
WithOut Walls (WOW) Workshops
Checkout our hands-on workshops to learn new skills and meet like-minded community! Workshops are hands-on, skills to live more sustainably, through conservation, culture and science. Topics are always changing and growing to fit the interest of our community. They include: how to grow your own food and prepare healthy meals, hot and vermi-composting techniques, how to grow and integrate native and non-native plants our world, and MORE!
Watch new videos made by/for Mālama Learning Center.
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please donate to support us
Mālama Learning Center is a Community Support Agency of the Aloha United Way!
Our designation number is 74910.
Our designation number is 74910.
P.O. Box 1662, Honolulu, Hawai`i, 96806 - info@malamalearningcenter.org
Phone: 808-305-8287
Phone: 808-305-8287
Mahalo nui loa to our top year-round corporate and community supporters:
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We also thank our other year-round Sponsors that support our community.
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